Baking is a great way of spending time with your children providing valuable life lessons. Shh, don’t tell them, but baking isn’t just fun and tasty – it’s educational.
Baking takes your most dreaded school subjects, and makes them fun and functional with a tasty reward to top it off.
Lesson one:
science. The simple process of mixing wet and dry ingredients to form a batter, or putting a wet mix into the oven and watching it rise a little while later, is a huge education for your child. This is before you even start to answer some of their more interesting questions. Why do eggs curdle? What happens when you add flour? What does sugar do?
Lesson two:
maths. Baking is a great way to practice maths skills, even from a young age. The process of counting how many eggs are needed in each recipe, or the muffin cases for lining the tin. Older children can read ingredients straight from the recipe book – we need 150g of caster sugar and 100g of flour, what will the scales read when we’ve added it all?
Scientific studies are now showing that baking is good and relaxing for the mind just as much as meditation is.
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Baking is a great way of spending time with your children providing valuable life lessons. Shh, don’t tell them, but baking isn’t just fun and tasty – it’s educational.
Baking takes your most dreaded school subjects, and makes them fun and functional with a tasty reward to top it off.
Lesson one:
science. The simple process of mixing wet and dry ingredients to form a batter, or putting a wet mix into the oven and watching it rise a little while later, is a huge education for your child. This is before you even start to answer some of their more interesting questions. Why do eggs curdle? What happens when you add flour? What does sugar do?
Lesson two:
maths. Baking is a great way to practice maths skills, even from a young age. The process of counting how many eggs are needed in each recipe, or the muffin cases for lining the tin. Older children can read ingredients straight from the recipe book – we need 150g of caster sugar and 100g of flour, what will the scales read when we’ve added it all?
Scientific studies are now showing that baking is good and relaxing for the mind just as much as meditation is.
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